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Those aren’t Belle-themed dress-up dresses, dolls or water bottles, though those exist, too.

But with laptop skins, iPhone cases and limited-edition clothing, Disney is targeting millennials who grew up watching Disney films hoping that nostalgia will boost sagging merchandise revenues which fell 23 percent last quarter, according to Bloomberg Business Week.

“There’s a lot riding on Beauty and the Beast’s success,” notes the Motley Fool. “It opens up merchandising opportunities for Disney’s recently languishing consumer-products division, which has posted year-over-year declines in revenue and segment operating profit for four straight quarters.”

The line includes $245 Beast T-shirts and a women’s silk jacket with a blue bow that costs $6,000.

“I have loved Disney since my childhood and all of the classics,” Kane told Refinery29. “I was a huge cartoon snob ... I would only watch Disney. They just always resonated with me. The script, the films, the colors ... and I think nostalgia is always a good thing. Looking back, I mean, we grew up in the ‘90s, how fun was that?”

The $775 sweatshirt in Kane’s collection caught the eye of the fashionistas at Teen Vogue, who gushed that “the world is abuzz with Beauty and the Beast fever. And it’s reached the apex in fashion, much to our joy.

“While there are definitely some misses (no, we don’t need to re-live that screen-printed T-shirt moment we had when the movie came out the first time around…), there are also some MAJOR hits. So many designers have jumped on the bandwagon of inspired capsule collections that it’s a sure bet we’re going to be channeling Belle many times this season.”

Bloomberg reports that in a first for Disney Princess merchandise, the company has aggressively targeted guys with ties, men’s blazers inspired by the film at teen retailer Hot Topic and Beast-themed baseball caps from New Era.

In another first, Williams-Sonoma has partnered with Disney to offer “Beauty and the Beast” fans something for the kitchen — a blue Le Creuset Soup Pot, for $280.

“It appeals to those who grew up watching the original film,” Janet Hayes, brand president at Williams-Sonoma Inc., told Bloomberg. “I think the finishing touch on the handle of the lid saying ‘be our guest’ is a great touch.”